Transitional Housing Serenity House supports men who have successfully completed treatment in a residential facility. A prospective applicant must move directly from treatment into Transitional Housing. The homes provide a safe environment free from alcohol and drugs where individuals can start to put into practice skills learned in treatment and helps many individuals who are at risk of homelessness in becoming stably housed.

Residential Treatment provides long-term treatment for substance use (drugs, alcohol and tobacco) while working with each individual on other determinants of health specific to the individual. This comprehensive program includes intake/screening and referral, residential treatment and case management. Phase One: The first five weeks include: effective communication, and communication styles, challenging older ways of thinking, fitness and nutrition, stress management, insomnia, the brain and overdosing, happiness principles, recovery maintenance, process addictions and compulsions, emotion regulation, anger management, mindfulness, balanced living, and relationships. Phase Two: The focus of Phase Two (five weeks) of our program is centered on relapse prevention: trauma, stages of change, family of origin, assertive refusal skills, men in recovery, coping with cravings and triggers, managing persistent psychological problems, identifying relapse warning signs, changing self-defeating thoughts/behaviors, "ABC" problem solving, cognitive distortions, self-sabotaging, recovery goals, other addictions (gambling, eating disorder, co-dependency, art therapy, etc.).